Originally Posted by
JRapid
Hey there. Like you were getting at, 60fps is really the bottom line if you want to get decent slow mo. I have a channel and primary use my Hero3 black to shoot my videos. I mostly shoot at 720/120fps, but I'll sometimes do 1080/60. I personally like 120fps because of the smoother slow mo playback. Compared to 60fps, you can slow it down to a 1/4 of the speed while maintaining smooth frames. It really does make some nice slo mo, couldn't image higher frame rates

Also you only loose a small bit of quality when comparing to 1080, so it's my favorite mode to shoot in.
Don't get me wrong, the 1080 looks really nice, but for shooting rc cars the slow motion beats high quality IMO. But it depends on what you're filming, some times you need that crisp quality. Check out my youtube channel. I've done plenty of onboard and steady cam shooting. I also put what mode I was shooting in, usually in the the description.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0J...0X3_w7SuKVzQCQ
But as far as the Hero4, I haven't heard anything yet

I checked out some vids on your channel. nice slow mo. I agree with the 720@120fps giving great vision for rc! thanks for the link.
I got a gopro 3+ but can't edit the 720@120fps vision in premier elements 8. anyone recommend some good software that doesn't jump and freeze up? thanks